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There's A Conventional Reaction When You See A Star: You Anticipate He'll Be A Part Of A Particular Denouement Down The Road, So You Don't Worry For That Character.

I Began To Exercise A Lot Of Cinematic Muscle With The Precepts I Had Learned In The New York Art World. Film Was Intriguing. I Began To Think Of Art As Elitist, Whereas Film Was Not.

Those Of Us Who Work In The Arts Know That Depiction Is Not Endorsement. If It Was, No Artist Would Be Able To Paint Inhumane Practices, No Author Could Write About Them, And No Filmmaker Could Delve Into The Thorny Subjects Of Our Time.

There Will Come A Time When The World Will Look Back To Modern Vivisection In The Name Of Science, As They Do Now To Burning At The Stake In The Name Of Religion.

It's Irrelevant Who Or What Directed A Movie; The Important Thing Is That You Either Respond To It Or You Don't.